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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IINEkFOUI, bl-3;3U ?. NJ
Beef Hams holders orer freely. Pork hold
offer moderately cheese In good supply ralow holders
offer moderately Turpentins. holders offer freely Rusin
holders offer freely common dull at s. 4bd. Lard-spot
Futures holders offer freely Prime Western
August dull at asa 81; DO September and October duh at
Sts Wheat holders ohsr Freely new No. Winter steady
offer freely Corspet and Futures in good supply
Western Spot and August dun =
Now York state-Holdsrs are not Offering Breadsuffs
Wheat nrn demand good holders offer freely.
demand poor New Mixed Western IS vi GENITAL
vsonsButter 105s owt for United states hnest.
Cd per for Prime Western. Chssss. S6s Sd per
ewt for American Fina
mProducts cacdtta Lnsesd. STA Sd. per sasrts r;
Inseed Cake 40 o. a 70 liza ID ton for wsstsrn
Lnseed OH Fla per cwI Spirits OF Turpcntna 2oA l0d
per cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
LEE GeAoEAyD pURROy RyuJss,

II Is alleged that GOODNESS has sprung up between
ex Mayor william r. Grace and President Henry j
Iurroy OF the Fire Department, growing out of the
enmity between Judge Donohue and Mr.. Grace Judge
Donohue seeks denomination this fall and Mr. Grace
violently opposes It, Mr. rurroy Is pleasant forms
with judge DonOhue and cannot that he is called
on To make else's quarrel with the Judge hIs
own. lilo has beon deemed strong supporter OF Mr..
Grace ever since he broke with John Kelly, and has
been the leader Of tho Grace faction I'm the County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
FUNERAL OF ANDREW CHARLES.

Tho funeral Of Andrew Charles, ono Of the oldest
and most widely known sroces OF this CITY. who died
suddenly Monday, held at his home. No 1888
East Fiftt ntth-st- yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
DR.. Howard Crosby, who had been pastor for
twenty-five years, from Pine HILL
where he had been spending his vacation, and con-
Quoted the services speaking words Of comfort to the
bercaved wife and children The house was cpm-
plotcy filed with tho roatives and large OF
friends; . number OF the emf ioyes OF Mr.. Charles
also resent After the Ices the friends
special train to Woodawn Cemetery. The no al
tributes were many and beautiful There were no
pall bcarrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
HE HASA BAD WAY or GETTING INTO DEBT

The financial liabilities OF the Rev. U. d. GuIlck pastor
Of the Twelfth Street Reformed Church In Brooklyn have
led 10 the severance OF his relations with tie church 70
20 into effect in a few months IL appears that a few
Years ago lie was in debt $1,000 and his salary was
81 80. To and him tho church raised his salary IN
$1,000 aud assumed the debt reservlng enough from mia
salary in four years TO of thu indobtedness few
months ago The fact that Mr. Guick had again became
involve became public and his arc said To- amonn
TO $4,000. frien l. who does not attend the church
has made public III The BrOoklyn kdgie offer OF 81 900
toward lquidaing this amount in order TO restore Mr.
GuliCk's useulness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
VI ~ wREEhIye ErIsoDE nE RKrEArRDL

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3l.-Tronbc is breaking ont here
over tho recsnt Cleveland picture excitement ut
Wheeling. and II now seems probable that similar
scene' will be enacted here luting the National Ln-
campment OF to Grand Army Il" tue Republic
great many Dem crat. have eTpre sed an intention TO
hang the Pres ents picture tic streets front
O their bndns-. Sirertcorner di.cIssioDs over ths
after are frequent ana wirn. an two Democratic
pap-rs nre having disp1te over u. On' taxes the
ground ia Il no Gran. Army was invited Gcre by tne
city and tnat the sOid c. snOad be trcated n The
citys guests Ihe other claims taat the or md Army
invited it.-l here that II treated the ctV shame
fuli, IN the Cleveland invitation trouble and thst IA
.skJng the citizens haul down their CleYo laud tan
upon the arrival OF the II is asking what
cannot anu should not b. granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
LONG ISLAND GAMBLERS DEFgA TED

On Saturday night tho police Of Long Island City
made raid upon gambling resort ana arrested
George Lucas, whom Mayor Patrick Gleason as a
committing magistrate ordered to DO kept In c.ose
custody and to DO taken before any other macls
trate W DO rel ascd Oh ball The friends Of Lucas
howe or, went to Justice Deehanty, ordered tue
pIisOner TO be brought before HIM Policeman Uary
acting under orocrs from the sergeant, reused pro-
duoo Luca> or allow DE !ohanty To him, and the
latter olened cou t on the SPOT found Harry guilty
OF contempt and ordered fine Of s25 and five dlys'
Imprisonment say OF proc edings secu cd and
yesterday the after argued bofole Judge Bart
lett In the supreme Court In Brooklyn. Dstrict-At-
to ney Fleming ap cared In the case and IL was sh wv
that Ddahanty acted without a shadow Of authority
In the matter, and only a supreme Court county
1udgt could order hsoner TO DO PRODUCED In court
Judge Bartlett sustained this and released Harry IIo
rebuked the IrosumI ton OF De'ahanty Interfering
In the matter The latter II well known friend OF tho
gamblers He has been tried for malfeasance In Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
WESTERN UNION CABLES OFT or ORDER.

The cable Of the Western Union Telegraph Company
between Babylon and Fire Island has not been u,ed
for two three days At the Office OF compauy ye,
teday IL stated that the the break was M,
known. The given for the delay In repairing fh.
cable WAS That week ago last FRIDAY dozen cable. in
the North River had been by steamers OF
the Red Star Line and that the repair boat of The com
pay had recently been busy repairing them Tb, work
completed yesterday aud IL IL expected that by 10
day " the Fire Island cable will be In working
order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
: How Can she fver Love Him o.

what often said prospective groom Il.
the victim Of How shs bear such breatht"
How resolve TO link her destiny with that one With
disease that unless arrested will end in ar
perhaps In Insanity" Let the husOsnd IT, or s t be
Sages Caarrh remedy aud himself before IL h.
too late. BY druggsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
CALENDARS TODAY

surREME couET-Cn iMnEas-Betgrs Donohue. J.-NoA
70. 3D. -. l21. 2lA "a 80. 2Jl, 232. 2SJ
SCfHLAE CoJET-sfkCiAL IhRG-fART L-BetOre Dono-
hue J-NO 1ay Gallon. lar
sURKooLTE's CouET-Beiore Rollins SWIM OF Henry
SHiit. 10 b, John Bernsteel at 10 a
SUPERIOR CoURr-,rEClAL Tenn Before Degro J.-No
daV calendar.
CosNcS PLEAs-sPEciAL TgRM.-Beiore Larrcnore. C. j.
w day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01

PLAINF7ELUS F7RE BUGS" IN ELIZABETH
Tho Interest 1t Pisinaeid NJ j. the capture Of the
"hre bugs" shows signs OF abstng Ali the prisoners
were renewed yesterday to the county Jail Elizabeth
BY order Prosecutor Wilson The action the prose
Gator w Krest surprise TO the people aud prisoners
we'll Various reasons are assigned for tho removal.
driver Of engine Ne z who Vas held $500 bali % .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
TIE CELTIC AND BRIrASxIo L1BsLAxD.


Two bss lied agsnt British steamships Celtic
and Briiansie Of the White Clerk
United States Dstrist Cont yestsrdsy
TIE iiss collision Of
vessels 1854 May
The British and Foreign Asrine tIam-
ftod) Insurance Company (tinitsf)
libel both Sl07is 81 and Uavsrsal
Narixs (IBtod and the British aud
Foreign Marine Insurance COMPANY im eD iiJs TO
~ les sustained By damage 30 saght asRxsl
h theR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
CLOSING ExERorsEs AT OCEAN GROVE.

OCEAN Grove. Aug. 81 tspecial.-The meetings began
this morning at 545 o'clock. At oclork great
grcgatiop filled the Auditorium After the opening
vices tweny-s1 infants baptized by Dr. Stokes.
The communion service was participated in by 100
ministers and over 2. 900 COMMITMENTS Coorsd minis
tiers Joined In tho distribution Of the communion.
Dr. Stokes In his closing address, thanked the ministers
leaders OF meetings and all who had contributed To the
success OF the meetings As lie closed the congregation
Al the request OF Dr. Dunn aud gave 10 DR. stokes
the Ocean Grove salute by the waving Of thousands of
handkerchies The 81 gers aud ministers ned out
by TWO. and marched around the camp sin gug then
returned TO the stand amid the waving OF hsndkcche
After prayer IN which all the people joined Dr. Stokes
proncunced the camp meeting closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
How Women Would Vote.

Were allowed To every land who has
used DR. P-rcss Favorts Prescription would vote it 10
10 an uufAng remedy for the diseases peculiar sex
BY druggatA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
To 20 Isunptiyrs.

or those with weak lung. splitting OF blood bronchitis. or
kindred affections OF throat aud lungs send 10 csnt en-
Or. v. Plsrces treatiss on these msad.
Address the doctor Buffalo, ~ Y. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01

Democracy. II was o good deal tlisapportcd q
Mr. Grace's refusal, whom Mayor, TO appoint friend
OF his Excise Commissioner but this did not check
the friendly relations of the two Mr.. Grace came
down from Saratoga yesterday and went directly TO
his country home at Great Neck, i. l. President
Purroy could not be found last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
THE PETROLEUM. NlRKEL

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
to all precedens the oil market yesterday surprised
the major part the trade whom IL once got going" The
in the from the peroler swal
by tho revival OF activity which
OF sales nearly 500 600 barrels IL has been
with the character OF the buying that took place
From standpoint the
credit o the ray Ia railway stocks The trading
moderate around ~ cents and prices did
actively until But by this
ton respecting tbs stock market caused the
tncaes their short sales they found better buyers
bidding tho market up them. Eleventh hour bu Is turned
and with only ordinary variations values advanced 90
Laying aside speculative considerations tho harden
process undergone by the market weeks
based producers realized the
inevitable tendency OF the ruling low prices TO restrict
ducvn ought have given warning to tho obscrvaBt that
that tho producers will reach
restraining the drill What the recent conference Brad.
ford Penn. determined
but actions speak louder than words tho for
Wssern account would Imply that the petroleum counry
felt that there chance for securing decent
the colder weather Artificial support will be weak reed
for the producers 10 lean hut few OF the large
ducing companies should their breh
by keeping OF the territory virgin
change might be effected In the petroleum outlook The crude
yesterday closed strong slight recession from
figures But those who expect radical advance
ought overlook tho fact that wells
nearly due which exert important effect
Ohio sds should emphasize in
drilling II better prices arc wanted.
Tue Of aud tho total dealings tho Con.
solldated Exchange were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01

Damp Climates
lesson tho pleasure OF smoking hns Cigarettes We have
this with high tnew) LATEST Engiish
Cfosscoantry and White. 0apa especially cured
kIxnnr TOBACCO "a, New.Yeek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
me TREASURER ASD coCyrr FUNDS MISSING

NE TRE1StRLK AND COjNII IUNDS NIASING
CLEVELAND, Aag 3l.-A dispatch from WAro-
ksta. Au liisj COuaty. says that there - great er
element thst place over the absenv- OF Israel
Lucas. the County Treasurer. Lucas lett town last
saturday night with his wife. sayn: be was gons 10
Toledo. His nephew and deputy was lett in charge
of the Treasury. The young man expected MS uneie
hone yesterday; bat when lie tailed TO come tue uat-
ter reported to toe County Commissioner. They
~ counted the funds Of the Treasury, and d.
covered that over So 900 missing. Luea :
itiends sIsI that he Will return all right, and bel
that tas missing money has been deposited some
where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01

witness secured bondsman and released Edward
J. Ryder dealer In sporting goods in this city, went on
his bail bond The release OF skinner has created much
INDIGNATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01

Refined oil nrmer tone Response 20 the rally in
crude and prices advanced late cent gallon
cents for Abel test at Philadelphia and baltimore
OlL CiIr. Penn. Aug 3l-Cruds Oh Nauolh rrilsis
Certificates opened at G2 aud closed at ga hyhos pric
SO lowest price, g. sales. l27tOo0 barrels charters
l57459 harres csarances. 1l52000 barrels shipments
30. l47 barrels; runs. barrels
PIrIsBu PenRAuE 3.-Petroleum excited and higher;
National Transit cerhcates opened At ~ and closed AZ
"a highest price. ga lowest price. VI 70
TIrusyiLLK Penn. Aug tSatonal Transit Certificates
opened 90 aud closed at 6AS highest price. ca low
nainr z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01

LABOR DAY MAKES TROUBLE ~ AN EXCHANGE
There was semi rebellion on tho Produce TX
change yesterday because Of tho action OF the BoarI
of Managers in refusing 10 consider petition asking
that ballot bo ordered the question whether satur
day shall be made a whole holiday, ia view Of tho
fact that Monday, Labor Day, Is legal holiday.
he Board refused TO act the ~ tion because rOmo
VI tho names on the petition were forged" This
an Indirect charge OF forgery against Arthur ii-ko
one OF tho prominent members. lie had bocn author
tzod 10 sign tho names of Edward AMMAN and L..
I1vsrmOrc, ACKNOWLEDGED thcm which
the only names signed by Others than tho pr1n-
Ct pals. demand has been made that tho Board re-
consider It, action ana II thoy should do this morn
Ing ballot may be had tomorrow, otherwise thero
VIII be Only a hall holiday saturday, and those
members who wish 10 go out OF town Friday night
and remain iii Tuesday will leo obliged TO defer
going Til Saturday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01

1000. ..... 1879 Trust Receipts
Gull Col a san Fe 10000.
Gold 6S n J Central
5000. 100 Int'm Cert
Hend'n Bridge LIST 10000 .....9sS< /,
l.0O0.... ITO Nor Pao lxi comp |
West Shore 1000. lis |
Guaranteed IS Oregon II & Nav
80. O00...99 1st
102. 900. .-99isI 1000. no ]
The Washington critic., 1887-03-10
The Fcnrt of ,,mrin,.

The Feast of PurIm was appropriately
celebrated yesterday by our Hebrew clti-
zens in their synngogues. The book Of Es-
ther, upon which the feast is founded, was
read by Rabbi Stern. The day Is one OF
great rejoicing, az n celebrates the death OF
naman on the scafIold intended for Morle-
cal. At many private residences, therefore,
the hours chased quickly away On the light
strains OF music Abner's Hall was gaily
decorated to receive the guests OF Rebecca
Lodge, No. !, Daughters Of Israel. The
gay maskers had 1t all their own way until
1890, when Mr.. Simon Wolf awarded the
prizes.
The hall was beautifully decorated for
the occasion and the floor was crowded
with ray masqueraeers, whose number.
reached into the hundreds. They hal
evrything their own wBy until B1rneusl
Samuel blew an assembly call aud every out
became quiet. Mr.. |, l., Blout, chdirinll
OF 'the prize committee Introduced Mr.
| Wolf, who presented the prizs awar led
for the best and original characters. The
prizes were deserved by the fortunate ones
| The first ladies' prize .-"CharlOlte Cordiy'
"a gold watch, was given to Miss liennli
Adler; the first gentlemcn's prize, a gold
headed cane, was awarded to Mr.. Heck
heimer OF the Union Cigar Store; Nc
Frankie OF the Fair and Mr., w. Donen
berg of New York, for the most original
scene OF the "COtton PlantatiOn;' second
gentlemen's prlze-"The Poor Pawn
brokern-a SILK umbrella, with gold knob
was awarded to Mr.. j. King aud Mr.. A,
Jackson, which was the most original. The
second ladies' prize-"The Powderly Com
biDationn-a handsome parasOl, was given
TO Miss Fannie Kaufman. The floor wa:
then cleared for general dancing.
NNt-
The Washington critic., 1887-03-10
Theatrical Gossip.

General and Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. W. II.
Rapley and Mrs. w. j Florence occupied a
box at Albaugh's last night.
Mr.. James Dunn, who does Jack BunsJy
In "Dombey S Son." does II In way that
gives an audience II laughing 1T In spite OF
Itself. We might say something about well
done, but we won't. .-
Some slonderous Individual says the
reason that Ielie de Lussan never appears
in tights is because she Is knock 'kneei. We
are locking for that traGuccr with club.
The Chicago NGCs refers to the Boston
Ideals as q "CjnIbination that has been
singing Italian through the nose for go
many years. We are not saying anything
about what they sang It through, but who.
ever heard the ldeals Sing ltallanS
Andy Hughes American Novelty Com.
pany will be the deal at Kernan's next
week.
Last night was blue one for the theatre
business.
II Jacques Kruger In "The Gypsy Baron'
Is Il German character, why does he speak
such excellent B1stonian EnglIshS
Mr.. and Mrs Florence appear at the Ma
tlonal tonight in "The Mighty Dollarn
Miss May ForiesGue and Mr. Marcu'
Mayer are the next show people Of proml
neuce to he married. It will come OF 10
few weeks, and congratulations are In or
der.
Hoyps new play, ga Hole in tn
| GrOuLd," will be given It's initial perform
lr ce at Columbus, Ohio, on the 2lst.
Bernhardps advance sales in New Yorl
| have reached $4,000,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-10
CUR CClORED CITIZENS.

Mrs, J. Q. Matthew'S left for Albany
last evening,
Mr.. George Y. Downing, ore Of the col
orod independents ffum Rhode Island,
called on Recorder Tfo,ter at his office yes
terdsy.
Tie Orolc given under the auspices o!
the Junior Excelsior Beneficial Association
was opened last Monday night and was
largely attended. Hon, John VI. Lang
ston Of Petersburg, who was to have been
orator, failed to come, but the exercises
were interesting, nevertheless.
The Washington High School OF the
Seventh and Eighth divisions will givo a
grand concert at the Metropolitan A. NJ. L
Church tomorrow evening with chorus
Of fifty voices.
The action of the School Board in Mrs.
Annie Gary Waddleton's case continues to
he the talk Of the town. The action OF the
majority is approved by nearly every one,
for the public seems to think that nothing
can be gained to the schools by dlsmissing
officers, instead OF generously permitting
them to resign whenever scandal can be
avoided.
Colonel NJ. NJ. Holland is lying quite III
at home, having been forced to his bed last
Monday.
Trustee johnson Is being loudly de-
nounccd by the members OF the Junior Ex-
celsior Association for his action In the
School Board, which prevented colored
boys from competing forprlzes at the OrlolC
given by the EXcelsiors.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-10
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

- An nldermapic committee arrived from
the Hub yesterday and put up at Willird's
To-day will he given TO active Inspection OF
the System Of steam heating used by the
Washington Scam Heating Company. To
morrow they 20 TO Scranton, Pa, to Inspect
an electric railway in operation there. The
visiting BOstoniJns are; Patrick j. Donovan,
Charles BrownIch, Tilly Haynes, Patrick j.
Mcguire, John A. Mclaughlin, j. IL.
O'Noil, and j. w. Mcdonald.
-Anuther bulldog association was or
gauiz1d last night to be known as the
Northern Liberty German-American Build
ing Association, No. 4, Fifteen hundred
shares Of stock were subscribed and the
second wednesday in esch mo1th selected
as the regular meeting day. The following
officers were elected: President, Theo.
Pitt; vlce.presldent, A. S. johnson; secre-
tary, Ed. Brown; treasurer, p. A. Mattern.
Board Of directors: Messrs. w. ii. Wyrich,
Daniel Gesler, Chris. II. Krey, II. f.
Breuplnger, JAS. p. Pcrley, j. r. V. Ritter,
j. Gutenberg, August kleinheim and Thos.
samson,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-10
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.
HEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 10. 1888.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 10, 1883.
Trains leave d. 4 T. Station, Sixth and ID sts..
o. m. daily for Warrenton, Gordonsville
Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danville,
Raleigh, Charlotte, Atlanta and all points
South. Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping
Car Washington to Atlanta and Washing.
ton to Montgomery.
2.35 p. m. daily, except Sunday, for Manassas,
strasburg and intermediate stations.
$50 p. m. daily for Warrenton, Gordonsville,
Charlottesville, Staunton, Louisville, Gin
cinnati and Points on the Chesapeake and
Ohio route. Pullman Sleepers Washing
ton to Louisville.
II p. m. daily for Lynchburg, Raleigh, Ashe-
vile, Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken, Augusta,
Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans and
points Southwest. Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers Washington to Aiken, S. c., Washing
ton to Montgomery, connecting with Par.
lor Cars to New Orleans.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION
Leave Washington 0:i5 u. m. daily, except
Sunday, and 4;i5 p. IN, daily, arriving at
Round Hill HAS a. IN. and 7:l9 y. M. return
turning, leave Round Hill Gals n, IN. daily and
lis p. n., except sunday, arriving Washing
ton $40 a. m and 3:55 p. m.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ton $3.50 a. IN. and Sa.9 y. IN. and from Louls-
vile $40 p. m. Strasburg local 1905 u. m.
Tickets, slceplng.car reservations and in.
formation furnished and baggage checked at
oihce, COL Pennsyly ania avenue, and at Pas
senger station, Pennsylyania T., sixth and
IL streets. JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-10
WHaf WnsllinNlan

The annual election of the Congress
Street Methodist Protestant Church for o
delegate to their congress, which meets at
Eastop, Nd, April s. and other officers,
was held last night. Mr.. George A. Birch
was elected delegate; j. d. Cathill, alter
nate; stewards, Jacob Young, b. X. Glad
mon, Richard Young, WIN. Marriott; trus-
tees, VIM. Bell, j. d. Cathll, @. IL. De-
mar, James Martin, John +. Cox, George
A. Birch and G. A. Upperman. The fnan.
cial affairs OF the church arc in splendid
condition.
"a. M: Great Falls, temperature, AZ; condi-
tion, 3; receiving reservoir, temperature,
43; condition at north connection, A.; at
south connection, 8; distributing reservoir,
temperature, Al; condition at inhIent gate
house, l2; condition at eilluent gate
house IL